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Carey’s Intimate
Theater Tour
(A P )
Mariah Carey will begin her
first-ever theater tour in Las Vegas on
July 26.
"I am passionate about doing som e­
thing more intimate for my fans," Carey
said in a statement Monday. “ I'm used to
doing arena tours and for me this is a
whole new experience. This is about my
music and my fans."
The “C harm braeelet" tour, in support
o f her latest album, will end Sept. 23 in
Manchester, N.H.
The tour also will make stops in most
other major US cities.
Panda Exhibit
Coming to Portland
Mariah Carey
A multi-media presentation on
the giant panda and current con­
servation efforts is coining to the
Oregon Zoo on Thursday, June
26at6:30p.m .
The event is sponsored by the
F o u n d a tio n
fo r
G lo b al
Biodiversity Education for C hil­
dren.
11 ighlights o f the evening will
include digital still photographs
and video o f pandas, one o f the
w orld's most intriguing animals
and the rare natural habitat in
which it lives.
Images will transport the audi­
ence into the lush mountain for­
ests o f C hina's Sichaun Province,
provide glimpses into the private
birthing cham ber o f a mother
panda and the nursery w here
keepers tenderly work to insure
every panda baby has a chance at
survival.
T ick etsareavailableattheO r-
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Zoo,
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at
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www.orcgonzoo.org or through The O regon Z oo is sh o w in g a m ulti m e d ia p re se n ta tio n on th e
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e n d a n g e re d g ia n t p a n d a though digital still p h o to g ra p h s a n d video.
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Rebecca
Kilgore
S ummer R erun
W ednesdays
8:00-9:00
pm
Join globe-trotting jazz
vocalist Rebecca Kilgore, in
her weekly radio series
featuring conversations with
musicians working in today's
jazz world. Each installment
brings you an interview with a
noted jazz musician as her
guest, taped on location
anywhere from Portland to
Switzerland, plus excerpts
from the guest's
representative recordings
Return o f Oprah s Book Club
“It's the book that brought back said it will be called, as it had been
the Book Club," W infrey said Fri­ before.Oprah’sBookClub. Winfrey
day in a statement about her up­ is expected to make from three to
com ing selection. She had sus­ five choices a year. The books likely
pended her picks in April 2(X)2, later will be written by both living and
saying she didn't have enough time dead authors.
“The selections will be great
A
books that have stood the test o f
(A P )— Get ready for the return
tim e," said W infrey spokeswoman
o f a publishing phenomenon. Not
Lisa Halliday.
the new Harry Potter, but Oprah
The revival o f W infrey’s club,
W infrey’s book club.
com ing just three days before the
The talk-show host announced
June21 release o f ‘Harry Potter and
her long-awaited pick on her show - Winfrey spokeswoman Lisa
the O rder o f the Phoenix,” should
last W ed n e sd a y , n e a rly fo u r Halliday
prove more good news for the strug-
months arterrevealing that she was to keep up monthly selections.
gling publishing industry. H er
bringing back her club and focus­
Fans will have plenty o f time to choices, which m ost recently in­
ing on “classic” authors such as read her comeback choice; the fol­ cluded Rohinton M istry’s “A Fine
W illiam F au lk n er and E rnest low-up program will air in the fall. B a la n c e ”
and
A n n -M a rie
Hemingway.
Winfrey had tentatively planned M cDonald’s “Fall on Your Knees,”
Her first pick is John Steinbeck's to name her club Traveling With virtually guarantee hundreds o f
"East o f Eden.”
the Classics. But a spokeswoman thousands o f sales.
Talk show host
revives the
classics, starting
with Steinbeck
“E a st o f E den " by John
Stein b eck.
The selections will
he great hooks that
have stood the test o f
time.
Arresting Performances
Arrested Development and Siren’s
Echo perform Thursday, June 27 at the
Roseland Theatre on 8 N. W. 6 Ave. For more
information, call 503-224-2038.
Errata, Cobra and Shoplifting
Disjecta welcomes Erase Errata with King Cobra and
Shoplifting on Monday, July 14 at 9 p.m. Tickets are
$8. Allages. 116N.E. Russell St. Formoreinformation,
call 503-335-6979.
June Jam with The Original Cats
The Urban League o f Portland invites you to its June
Jam, featuring The Original Cats from 6:30to8:30p.m .
Friday, June 27 at the Multicultural Senior Service
Center at 5325 N.E. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.
Admission is $3. Form ore information, call 503-988-
5470extension 24545.
Cool Nutz Northwest Tour
The Cool N utz tour cruises through Port land W ednes­
day, June 25 with Bone Thugs N Harmony, DJ Chill
and more. Crystal Ballroom, 1332 W. Burnside St. For
more information, cal 1503-841 -0995.
IFCC June Artists
Visual artists, Bonnie M eltzer and Becca Bernstein
are this m onth's Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center
artists. M eltzer's work focuses on native icons o f the
Northwest. Bernstein’s work is a series o f textural
paintings centering on the relationship between
mothers and daughters. Both artists' exhibits run
through Friday, June 27 with a late reception Thurs­
day. at 7:30 p.m. The IFCC is located at 5340 N.
Interstate. No admission is charged, but donations
appreciated. For more information, call 503-823-2072,
503-823-2071 o r o n lin e: w w w .if c c - a r t s .o r e .
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Two PCC Community
Classes; "Ceramics: All
Levels”
Portland Community College offers high-fire
stoneware clay classes this summer. The first class
takes place Mondays through Aug. 18. The second
class takes place W ednesdays through August 20.
Both classes meet at the following time and location:
6:30 p.m. to9:30p.m . in Room 130oftheT errell Hall
B uilding at P C C ’s C ascade C am pus, 705 N.
Killingsworth St. Each class co sts$ l3 L 5 0 . Form ore
information,call 503-978-5143
Calligraphy Class for All Levels
Sweeping-brush strokes and easy-to-leam shaping
make up Portland Community College’s italic calligra­
phy class. The class welcomes the new and those
looking to fine tune their Renaissance hand at italic.
Class runs Thursdays, and ends Aug. 7. Class ses­
sions run from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Room 304 o f the
Student Center Building at PCC’s Cascade Campus,
705 N. Killingsworth. The cost is$99. Form ore infor­
mation, call 503-978-5143.
Drawing for Drawing Enthusiasts
Capture the human form by learning special drawing
techniques from Instructor, Marko Polo -featuring
live models. The draw ing class meets Saturdays
through August 9 from 9:30 a.m. to 12 a.m. in Room 203
o f the Terrell Hall Building at Portland Community
College’sCascadeCam pus, 705 N. Killingsworh. The
class costs $105. For more information, call 503-978-
5143.
Reparations Thursdays
David Park’s new band. The Reparations, will play
every Thursday at 9 p.m. with DJ Chill and special
guest performers and DJs at The Red Sea, 318 S.W.
Third Ave. Admission for those 2 1 and older is $5.
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